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Rather than restricting KDE, you might want to dump it entirely and build a
custom x-session that loads a window manager and runs firefox.  As for
locking down firefox, I know that there are several extensions designed for
kiosk use.  You may want to look into using one of those.

On 4/28/06, Terry Bailey <terry at bitlinx.com> wrote:
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> I have a computer with an Internet connection in a foyer running SUSE
> 10.0.  I would like to restrict KDE so that Firefox is the only thing that
> can be accessed.  Also, I would like to restrict Firefox so that it goes
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> just one Web site.  Any suggestions?  I could use iptables to restrict
> Firefox. However, the web site to which I want to point has numerous links
> to other web sites which is OK.  So because of that, iptables could get
> messy unless there is a way to check for "REFER" in the header and if
> "REFER" is found, let the request through. Can iptables do that?
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> Thanks,
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> Terry Bailey
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